This inventor holds 6 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Other. Active years: 1981-1986.
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Company Filing History:
6 out of 834,601 Years Active: 1981-1986
Title: Florenty I Lvovich and His Electrochemistry Patents.
Introduction
Florenty I Lvovich is an inventor associated with Moscow, Russia. His patent work includes inventions in electrochemistry, particularly electrodes for the electrolysis of electrolyte solutions. The available information lists 6 patents in his portfolio.
Latest Patents
Two of Lvovich’s latest listed patents concern electrode designs for electrolysis.
“Electrode for Electrolysis of Solutions of Electrolytes and Process for…” describes an electrode with a passivated-metal substrate and a coating made from ruthenium, titanium, and tin oxides. The patent focuses on the composition of the coating and its use in electrochemical processes.
“Electrode for Electrolysis of Solutions of Electrolytes” describes a support made from a metal liable to passivation, with a coating containing titanium, iridium, and ruthenium oxides. It specifies molar-ratio ranges for these oxides, defining the electrode’s composition.
Career Highlights
Lvovich’s listed inventions address materials and coatings for electrochemical electrodes. His work reflects an emphasis on combining metal supports with oxide mixtures designed for use in electrolyte electrolysis.
Collaborations
Among Lvovich’s listed coworkers are Vladimir L. Kubasov and Vladimir B. Busse-Machukas.
Conclusion
Florenty I Lvovich’s patent record highlights his contributions to electrochemistry through electrode designs and oxide-based coatings for electrolyte electrolysis.
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